WHEN
YOU'RE SMILING
LOUIS ARMSTRONG
SONGWRITERSS: Joe Goodwin; Larry Shay &
Mark Fisher
COUNTRY: U.S.A./GERMANY
ALBUM: SWINGS/LP
LABEL: BRUNSWICK
GENRE: JAZZ
YEAR: 1958
"When
You're Smiling" (君微笑めば Kimi hohoemeba) is a popular song by Larry Shay,
Mark Fisher, and Joe Goodwin (June 6, 1889 - July 31,
1943), and made famous by Louis
Armstrong, who recorded it at least three times, in
1929, 1932, and 1956. Duke Ellington also recorded it several times earlier in his career.
Many
other recordings exist, for example those by Billie Holiday with Lester Young and Teddy Wilson in 1938, Studies
in Swing No.3, Louis Prima,
Frank Sinatra,
Julia
Lee, Nat King
Cole, Erroll
Garner, and Patti Page.
Cliff Bruner brought it to the country charts in 1939. It was adopted by Leicester
City F.C. as the club anthem, and can be heard
at many of the team's games. In 1961, Judy Garland performed the song at the Judy
at Carnegie Hall concert. Andy Williams released a version on his 1963 album, Days of Wine and Roses and Other TV Requests.
Dean Martin also sang it, sometimes parodying it as "When You're Drinkin'". Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra, with Billie
Holiday, recorded this classic on January 6, 1938,
in New York City for Brunswick/Columbia, with Teddy Wilson on piano, Benny Morton on trombone, Buck
Clayton on trumpet, Lester Young on tenor sax, Freddie
Green on guitar, Walter Page on bass and Jo Jones on drums.
When you're smilin' keep on
smilin'
The whole world smiles with
you
And when you're laughin',
oh, when youre laughin'
The sun comes shinin'
Through
But when you're cryin' you
bring on the rain
So stop your sighin 'be
happy again
Keep on smilin cause when
you're smilin'
The whole world smiles with
you
Oh, when you're smilin'
keep on smilin'
The whole world smiles with
you
Ah when you're laughin'
keep on laughin'
The sun comes shinin'
through
Now when you're cryin' you
bring on the rain
So stop that sighin' be
happy again
Keep on smilin cause when
you're smilin'
And the whole world smiles
with you
The great big world will
smile with
The whole wide world will
smile with you
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